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Barry
While the hamdog certainly achieves wreched excess...
http://www.usatoday.com/news/nation/2005-02-13-southernfood-health_x.htm
...the article doesn't address what I had thought was a large part of what leads to traditional Southern food often being unhealthy: That it's hot in the South, and when it's hot frying foods is a good way to cook them without heating up your already-hot house.
Wondering 'bout the Southerners out there: How much truth is there to the stereotype of Southern food often being fried and greasy?
http://www.usatoday.com/news/nation/2005-02-13-southernfood-health_x.htm
...the article doesn't address what I had thought was a large part of what leads to traditional Southern food often being unhealthy: That it's hot in the South, and when it's hot frying foods is a good way to cook them without heating up your already-hot house.
Wondering 'bout the Southerners out there: How much truth is there to the stereotype of Southern food often being fried and greasy?